I've seen a couple posts around with this problem - offering remote
assistance from  Vista x64 to XP but I havnen't seen a solution.  This the
most information I've gathered on the problem:
In event log, before the remote assistance issue happened, there is an

Event Type:    Error
Event Source:    TermService
Event Category:    None
Event ID:    1036

I'm having this problem since a few weeks now and just can't get
around it.
I have WinXP SP3 on two laptops. I can use VPN PPTP to connect to a
particular server on one laptop but not on the other.

I have a client who takes her lappy home with her at weekends.  She says
normally she can use it to VPN in over ADSL and the laptop will allow her to
save to all her network drives, but now it won't.  Is ther anything that
could stop this happeneing, even though she can send ...

At our organization, we use RDC at our remote location to connect to the HQ
to run a network program which is too bandwidth intensive to run without RDC.
The problem arises when users simply click the X in the top of the window
rather than logging out. I've disabled the disconnect ...

Suddenly RDP won't connect. I'm running two machines on WinXP SP3 32-bit,
and suddenly, yesterday, RDP won't connect.
I don't get any error message, RDP just blinks "Connecting to
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" and then dissapears without any error message. I've tried

About six weeks ago i accidentally used Windows System Restore (instead of
System Recovery like i wanted). My save point is Sept. 7th, i cannot back up
any further than that date. The problem is, everything i had on my computer
(all files and programs) seems to still be taking up ...

I have been using RD for months, connecting using Remote Desktop Connection.  
Suddenly I get msg "the client could not connect...."   I am running XPpro
SP1 on both machines.  Host is on a network using a linksys router.  I do
have a dynamic ip, but use a proxy name thru dyndns ...

I'm not sure I'm at the right place, but this is my problem.
I am running Windows XP Professional on both my desktop PC and on my laptop.
Connected to my PC is a Linksys BEFSX41 VPN router. I have enabled Remote
Administration and have left the default port 8080. Using the follow ...

I'm trying to setup a small network to allow multiple users to remote in
using Windows XP remote desktop. The router in the office allows vpn
passthrough. I was able to setup VPN server/client but this allowed only a
single remote desktop connection. I googled it and are now ...

Finally put 2 & 2 together on this one...
If I RDC into my XP SP3 system with a system running RDC 5 (XP SP2)
*AFTER* I have connected to it with an RDC 6 (Vista SP1) system the
remote system crashes & reboots.

I am trying to update Remote Desktop on XP SP2 to v5.23790.2589 using
Msrpdcli.exe v6.0.2600.0.  I have done this successfully on at least ten
systems and not had a problem.  With this version I can set the registry to
redirect the default printer only on terminal server.

I would like to know how to create a remote assistence by command-line in
Windows XP instead creating by standard procedure (Start-Help and
Support-Invite a friend to connect to...).
I know in Windows Vista there is "msra.exe" utility and I would like to know

When I attempt to login into a specific machine using Remote Assistance -
Remote Assistance prompts me for a username, password and domain - it does
not login me automatically into the PC - this is the only PC that this has
happened - can someone please help?

I have Windows XP Pro SP3 using Windows Live One Care as my firewall the pc
that is requesting me for assitance is running the same Windows XP Pro SP3
using Windows Live One Care as the firewall
We selected Remote Assistance in Windows Live Once Care firewall ports